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1951 Ford Country Squire Woodie Wagon

United States • 29 Aug 2026

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AI Listing Summary

This 1951 Ford Country Squire Woodie Wagon, originally from Iowa, features a refurbished exterior with green paint and classic wood paneling. Recent mechanical work includes a rebuilt carburetor and replaced pumps, though two oil leaks are noted.
It comes with a three-speed manual transmission, a flathead V8 engine, and a tan-and-brown interior with three rows of seating. The car is equipped with period features like an external sun visor, roof racks, and a Magic Air heater, making it a solid driver-quality example with some known maintenance items.

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Condition 

7

The car underwent refurbishment around 2013 and has had recent mechanical work including rebuilding the carburetor, oil/coolant change, and replacement of pumps and ignition coil. The seller notes two oil leaks, one from the pan, indicating some ongoing maintenance needs. The odometer shows 79k miles, with true mileage unknown, and the seller has only driven approximately 300 miles. While it presents well with its wood paneling and refreshed paint, the oil leaks and unknown true mileage prevent it from being rated higher.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

B1DA260366

Odometer:

79,000 miles

Reg Number:

[Reg Number]

RHD/LHD:

LHD

TMU 239ci Flathead V8 Rebuilt Holley Two-Barrel Carburetor 12-Volt Electrical System Three-Speed Manual Transmission Green Paint w/Wood Paneling External Sun Visor & Roof Racks Split Windshield & Tailgate Sliding Rear Side Windows Tan & Brown Vinyl Upholstery Three-Row Bench Seats Magic Air Heater 15" Steel Wheels w/Chrome Hubcaps Rear-Mounted Spare
This 1951 Ford Country Squire is one of approximately 29k such two-door “woodie” station wagons that were produced for the model year.

It is originally an Iowa car that underwent a refurbishment circa 2013 and was purchased by the seller in February 2026, and work since that time included rebuilding the carburetor for the 239ci flathead V8, changing the oil and coolant, and replacing the water and fuel pumps, the ignition coil, and gaskets for the three-speed manual transmission.

The car is finished in green with mahogany plywood paneling and birch trim over a tan-and-brown interior with three rows of bench seats.

Equipment includes a 12...

Points of note

£2,488

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£22,030

Median Price (Since 2020)

£97,931

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